Anastasia

We do?

It's not very good. It's a shameless attempt to mimic the Disney formula and portraying pre-revolution Russia as some fairytale utopia with kind-hearted rulers is in very poor taste.

Maybe you do.

>>78386110
DASVIDANiYA, ANYA YOUR GRACE

>>78386110
Guaranteed replies: the text.

>>78386204
Guaranteed autism: the namefag.

TIE MY SASH AND A DASH OF COLOGNE FOR THAT SMELL

>>78386110
>Hating based Anastasia

Not with that god-tier soundtrack.

>>78386110

I thought it was okay

>>78386197
FAREWEEEEEELL

>>78386169
Found the Bolshevik.

>>78386197
Wrong language.

Here http://youtu.be/907J-eQkjVU

Havent seen it in a long time, but it certainly made people think it was a Disney movie. Then again theres i know a lot of people who just think there is only anime and disney.

>>78386110
As a Don Bluth I say it's okay despite trying too hard to feel like a Disney movie, soundtrack is pretty good.

As a Russian I find it not historically accurate.

>People wanting an animated film to be historically correct

Go watch a damn documentary.

>>78388846
Documentaries on revolution of 1917 are best horror movies.

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>>78388791
Yes, but Russian history is centuries of tragedy and horror, the Czars really seeing just how much blood you can squeeze out of a serf. Its the sort of thing you read when you want to cry, so I can see why they went the rout they did.

Not that we amerifags don't have our share of brutal insane blood-eating monsters.

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>>78388846
The movie ending with her getting shot by a murder squad while whimpering in a corner would be pretty ballsy.

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>>78387893
this is fucking great.

>>78386110
>inb4 Swift S. Lawliet will move on to this thread after his Riley thread dies.

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>>78392424
but they've basically made that one already.

>>78394818
Loved that one, ending scene was superb

>>78386110
>implying we hate this film
I loved it better than Hercules and Evangelion: Death but not as much as Princess Mononoke and The End of Evangelion.
Also, it has my second-to-top-tier waifu: Anastasia. You should already know who my top waifu is. In case you don't know it's Riley from Inside Out.

>>78388727

Honestly this whole time I thought it was.

>>78394841
agreed, wish it got talked about more. It also tickles me as a historian that they had period accurate furnishings, equipment, and uniforms.

You know they could've used Koschei an actual Russian Lich instead of Rasputin.

Or hell make them the same person. They like to do that with Rasputin.

Something something Baba Yaga.

>>78386110
It was a good movie. Bartok was retarded.

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Umm...

Mormons I guess?

WELL I LIKED IT!

i only wish this movie had more porn

>>78395209
Rasputin was a smarter choice due to a mystery around him and his ties to Romanof dynasty.

Baba Yaga could've been a sequel game, like, Rasputin's slut who decided to avenge his afterdeath death.

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Bumping with more Anastasia.

I was just disappointed because for a few years after this I thought Rasputin had sold his soul to the devil and I was disappointed to learn otherwise

>>78386110
Because hating on Don Bluth and his works are kewl

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Two of my favorite non-Japanese animated films, together.

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>>78386110
It led to this so it's okay in my book
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i6ROv1JKfg

>>78386110
>Have fond memories of the film as a kid
>Rewatch it as an adult

All the mcs look Americian, sound American and act American; how am I supposed to believe this takes place in Paris and Russia?